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Thanks, I was able to remove nut and spacers, however, pulley is a different story. It seems to have a slot for a "key" but I don't see one. Will I have to get some sort of puller to remove the pulley? (ISX2200 Mfg. No: 5901845 ISX2200 Series w/ 61" ICD Mower Deck) posted photo

Does anyone know the torque for the top spindle nuts (5025405, 3/4-16 Hex) #8 on attached diagram for ISX2200 Mfg. No: 5901845 ISX2200 Series w/ 61" ICD Mower Deck? Or just use the standard torque formula?

Soil analysis/local Co-op. And stay away from any company that won't tell you exactly what they are spraying on your lawn..as such with the company you mentioned..

I didn't notice much difference in the suspension between the IS2100 52" I had and ISX2200 61 inch. The noticeable difference was the "suspension seat" on the ISX2200. In hindsight, the IS2100 52" cut better than the 61", possibly due to the fact that my terrain is pretty uneven...Overall both...

Had a Kawaski on my Hustler Raptor, was a good engine. Went with Briggs when I bought a Ferris IS 2100 and ISX2200. The ISX Vanguard (Briggs) has the external oil tank which I like. I wonder if Kawasaki will eventually be the choice?? Went with the Ferris for the ride as I have very uneven terrain.

Mine is always on. Ferris ISX2200. Switches from engine hours to PTO hours when blades are engaged. I also use battery tender Jr. trickle charge on my equipment, motorcycle, garage queen old car, etc..my batteries last for years longer than ones I didn't use trickle charge on. Just my 2 cents.